Foaling Around
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2021
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I know that foal! Cypress and Ella are so cute! It's fun watching him out in the field with the other horses.
Thank you for advocating for proper weaning! I have a 23 year old gelding who is so herd bound and I really struggle to help him. He has been suffering from this his whole life. Breaks my heart!
I always learn A TON of such useful information from Ryan's videos! I love how you are so thorough in always setting up the environment for success. Dr Susan Friedman of Utah University always says, "Behaviour is in the environment"...i.e. not
I always learn so much from your kind and consistent videos. If I had horses anymore I would be on your Patreon page. But thank you for the relaxing end to all of your videos
This video was posted at the perfect time! I've got a little four month old colt that I need to start halter breaking and I don't have a great deal of experience in this endeavor. However, I do have lots of patience and watching you take your time and care in handling this foal, gives me a great base from which to work, Mr. Rose. Thank you for posting!
Watching again. Mama and baby are so cute and sweet.
The mares and foals were together. At weaning the mares went into stalls. The foals all out together. Momma would let the kids nurse when she was uncomfortable. So she dried up slow. From there momma was ready to go back out. And foals had buddies. Low stress. Low trauma.
Omg what a cute “little” colt😊💛
Loved this. Always enjoy seeing the penny drop with catching on to the puzzle.
Thank you! What a great video 👏 Little Man had a big day and won first prize 🤠 I agree it would be great to keep seeing his progress x
Thank you so much! My filly is 4 months old and other foal training videos are when they are much younger so this really helped!
Gorgeous mare and foal!
Your methods remind me a lot of the Spanish riding school. Their foals get lots of attention and handling when young but no real training. They don't experience a saddle until they are 4 years old. Learning through play. Because these horses are not being bred for sale, they don't rush them. Horses being horses in the mountains!
Fun to watch! Cute horses 😊
I like how I almost never see you holding loops of rope in your hand. I have seen some destroyed hands when a horse blew up and those loops closed down on the handler's hand and crushed it. Working with horses requires a LOT of thought about the details. I like how you expalin what you are doing from the horse's perspective.
Thank you Ryan
Such beauties!
Be glad to see this colt grow.
I always halter break mine in a stall. I pull them in tight circles so they don’t want to brace and go backwards. I walk into the hip. Two lessons, yield hindquarters and follow their nose. Usually just a couple sessions a few minutes long. I gradually make bigger circles, move into a bigger area, and in a few days, they will follow me everywhere. I always cluck (means go forward) and say ‘come on’. I want them to hear that phrase and think they need to follow me. Seems to work.